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Dissemination Plan. The FIVER project results will be disseminated to both the scientific community and the European Telecom industry as follows: • Publications in leading technical journals in the field (e.g. IEEE Vehicular Technology, IEEE Trans.on Communications, IEEE/OSA Journal of Lightwave Technology, IEEE Photonics Tech. Lett., Electron. Lett., special issues in IEEE Comm. Mag., IEEE Wireless Communication Letters, etc.) • Publications in leading international conferences (VTC, GLOBALCOM, SPIE, ECOC and OFC) • Participation in Workshops and International Topical Meetings organised by Telecom Industries. • Participation in International exhibitions (usually co-located in major conferences) • EU funded horizontal initiatives though Concertation Actions focused in spectrum management and UWB systems. • Participation in horizontal research instruments as NOEs, specifically in ▇▇▇▇▇▇ (▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇) and ACE (▇▇▇.▇▇▇-▇▇▇.▇▇▇), in UWB industry/research roadmaps or integrated projects such as PULSERS, in which the consortium activities may add substantial contributions. • D1 Unit Concertation Meetings and topical clusters such as Beyond 3G cluster (▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇/▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇) and the UWB cluster (▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇/▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇/▇▇▇/▇▇▇.▇▇▇), WIBRACE and Broadband Air Interfaces (BAI cluster). • ITU-R Converged wireless-FTTH network working group • Contribution to active standarisation bodies, as described below. • Press releases and production of appropriate printed material (leaflets, flyers and project brochure) to be distributed in international events and industrial exhibitions A specific workshop on FIVER achievements will be organised by the consortium during the last half of third year. A technology showroom will be implanted also in the lab in the last three months of the project. Also a website will be set up and continuously updated to inform all the scientific and industrial community about the activities involved in the project in order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the interest and possible collaboration of additional partners. Public deliverables as well as publications will be made available at the project website Approved by the European Commission on XX/XX/2009 96 Participation in standardisation initiatives is a key objective of the project. The regulation contribution is two fold: The project activity will be reported in regulation forums in order to build up a regulation framework for converged UWB/WiMAX/LTE operation. FIVER proposed concept shou...

Dissemination Plan. According to the Dissemination Plan (Deliverable 7.1.) there are some information which is highlight recommended to keep in mind in order to analyse the results achieved related to the dissemination activities.

Dissemination Plan. The First Coast Leadership Foundation will operate an aggressive outreach program. • Receive referrals from Duval County Public Schools. • Receive referrals from local business collaborations. • Receive Mentors from promotional outreach.

Dissemination Plan. This report will be disseminated as indicated in the table below after receiving CDC review and clearance. Table 6: Dissemination plan

Dissemination Plan. This paragraph aims at presenting the initial dissemination plan of DOREMI. The plan is based on the consideration that we have discussed above in relation to the advantages and disadvantages of the on-line and off-line dissemination and awareness creation actions. It also reflects the key principles of the dissemination strategy discussed at the beginning of this Chapter. 6.1). In these reports will be also discussed the achievements of the dissemination actions related to the plan. As can be seen in the table, the Dissemination Plan is linked to the relevant milestones reported in the DoW. In this way we should avoid to launch dissemination actions that foreseen an active engagement of the stakeholders without having relevant project results to show and discuss. Moreover, according to the dissemination strategy discussed at the beginning of the Chapter, we have tried to balance on-line and off-line initiatives and to maximize the synergies among them. Finally the last column identifies the list of relevant typologies of stakeholders that we plan to target. An initial list of them is provided in the deliverable 7.8. The logic that we have perceived in the definition of the dissemination plan is the following:  The dissemination activities of the first 18 months where the project results are under development are mainly devoted to the stakeholder community constituency and the initial awareness of the project’s ideas. To this end, we have foreseen some local workshops, the publication of on-line newsletters and an on-line dissemination activity mainly based on outreach initiatives. In this way we expect to attract relevant stakeholders by participating at already existing on-line debate and to stimulate the constituency of a project community through a proactive participation of the DOREMI consortium members to the on-line discussions. Of course, it would be not enough to create the on-line community and therefore a direct contact of the stakeholders identified in the deliverable 7.8 will be established during the next six months of the project.  The second 18 months of the dissemination activity, instead, will be dedicated to create awareness and consolidate the relationships between DOREMI project partners and the stakeholder’s community. To this end, a mix of off-line and on-line workshops will be organized, including an international event that will be associated to several on-line initiatives. The final aims of these actions will be the launch of th...

Dissemination Plan. Table 8Table 7 (below) defines how the outputs (including deliverable reports) will be disseminated and the tools and channels which will be used. Work Package Project Activities Related Output Tool Channel Timing WP1: Biodesign Outreach Plan for Biodesign Outreach Plan for Biodesign Publication Report – D1.1 Knowledge Sharing platform, Publication Report M6 WP1 Activities 200 events Events, Printed media, videos, media articles, e-newsletters and email blasts Knowledge Sharing platform, Maps, Project events and external events M1- M36 Biodesign Engagement and Support Biodesign Engagement and Support Publication Report – D1.2 Knowledge Sharing platform, Publication Report events M15 Good practices in participatory Biodesign Good practices in participatory Biodesign Publication Report – D1.3 Knowledge Sharing platform, Publication Report M36 WP2: Environmental Sustainability Outreach Plan for Env. Sustainability Communicate availability of plan on: how public engagement env. sustainability activities will take place (calendar of activities); Best practices and methods used. Publication Report – D2.1 Knowledge Sharing platform, Publication Report M6 WP2 Activities 205 events Events, Printed media, videos, media articles, e-newsletters and email blasts Knowledge Sharing platform, social media, maps, external channels, mailing lists and contact databases, external events M1- M36 Env. Sustainability Engagement and Support Communicate availability of report on Env. Sustainabilitynactivities and outcomes. Publication Report – D2.2 Knowledge Sharing platform, Publication Report M15 Good practices in participatory Env. Sustainability Communicate availability of report on good practices and validated methods for outreach activities for citizen science and DIY science in the area of Env. Sustainability. Publication Report – D2.3 Knowledge Sharing platform, Publication Report M36 WP3: Public Engagement and Capacity Building DITOs travelling exhibition Bus Travelling exhibition visiting rural areas in Europe for 3 months Events, Printed media, videos, media articles, e-newsletters and email blasts Knowledge Sharing platform, Maps, Project events and external events M13- M24

Dissemination Plan. Describe plans for disseminating findings from and resources developed as a part of this grant. Describe specific plans to make project findings accessible to stakeholders, including USDA FNS, WIC State and local agencies, nonprofits, community partners, and others identified throughout the course of this project. Indicate possible opportunities to present at conferences, participate in workgroups, host roundtable discussions, and present webinars. Proposed activities and indicators measuring success must be mapped to Key Objectives (as described in the Program Description section of this RFA) in the below format. Note: Indicators are defined as any metric you anticipate will be trackable during the period of performance of the grant including (but not limited to): attendee numbers, deliverable acceptance, and training assessment results.